About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Hendrick Chevrolet, every morning begins with a cryptic message over the intercom. ‘Today’s special: your car will run better if you pet it three times before starting.’ A delivery driver once did just that—and his truck really did start easier than usual. Soon after, a regular came in complaining that his car wouldn’t start. The service advisor asked him to stroke the dashboard three times, and lo and behold—engine fired right up! Word spread quickly, and soon everyone was patting their cars before driving off. Even the neighbors started doing it when visiting friends’ houses. Today, Hendrick Chevrolet is known not only for its reliable vehicles but also as the place where cars respond best to affection.
2. At Hendrick Chevrolet, a delivery driver always arrives just before lunch. Today he brought something unusual—a box wrapped in brown paper and tied with string. As he placed it on the counter, everyone watched curiously. The manager slowly unwrapped the package, revealing inside… a thermos filled with his favorite coffee blend. Turned out, one of the neighbors had noticed him drinking it every morning and decided to surprise him. Everyone laughed as they realized that sometimes unexpected deliveries can be the best kind.
3. At Hendrick Chevrolet, customers often notice an unusual shadow darting across the lot early in the afternoon. A curious little girl named Emma keeps pointing and whispering, 'Daddy, what's that ghostly figure doing there?' Finally, a delivery driver stops and asks curiously, ‘Isn’t that just Mr. Hendrick’s mischievous poodle, Max?’ Emma giggles, ‘No, Daddy, he only does that when Uncle Jim comes to visit!’
4. At Hendrick Chevrolet, a curious sign appeared one day on the front window: 'Last Chevy of the Week!' No one knew what it meant until the fifth week in a row. Curiosity got the better of a regular customer who asked the salesman: ‘What happens if you don’t sell that last Chevy?’ The salesman smiled and replied, ‘Then we get another one!’ Turned out, it was just a clever marketing gimmick to keep people coming back. A delivery driver even joked later with his neighbor: “I thought they were running out of cars, but apparently they’re just good at counting!”